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• Indian Rice Variety Joha May Help In Diabetes Management

  The beneficial effects of Joha rice aids in slowing down the digestion and absorption of carbohydrates, resulting in better blood sugar regulation. 

• iOS 17 Update: You'll Soon Be Able To Track Your Mental Health On Your iPhones

  By utilising the various features and apps available on your iPhone with iOS 17, you can actively monitor and take control of your mental wellbeing. 

• New CRISPR-based System May Eliminate Malaria Carrying Mosquitoes

  This technique utilises gene-editing technology to target & modify genes within mosquitoes, effectively rendering them unable to transmit malaria.

• Vitamin D Supplements May Reduce Risk Of Heart Attacks In People Over 60, Study Finds

  The findings revealed a significant association between vitamin D supplementation and a reduced risk of heart attacks in older adults.

• New Research Finds Omicron Poses About Half The Risk Of Long COVID As Delta

  Long-COVID Symptoms are less likely to affect you by omicron than from delta variant, says recent study.

• Regular Naps Might Help Keep The Brain Younger By 6.5 years, Study Reveals

  The findings revealed a remarkable correlation between regular napping and the preservation of brain function. Read ahead to know more.

• June's Unmissable Headlines: 10 Stories That Shaped the Month

  As June comes to a close, we present ten captivating stories that gripped the global audience and made an unforgettable impact throughout the month.

• Hydrogel Vaccines Promises To Eliminate Booster Shots and Address Vaccine Inequity

  Hydrogel vaccines have emerged as a potential game-changer in the fight against COVID-19, offering the potential to eradicate the need for booster shots.

• PM Modi Launches National Sickle Cell Anaemia Elimination Mission: Know Its Importance

  The Sickle Cell Anaemia Mission 2047 is a long-term attempt envisioned to safeguard the health and well-being affected people. 

• Poor Sense Of Smell Linked To Higher Risk Of Depression In Older Adults, Study Finds

  This study marks a significant step forward in unravelling the complex interplay between sensory perception and mental health.